New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-24
KITE KELLY COMES BACK AGAIN.

SHE SAYS SIZE WAS yIsITI> G A FRIEND IN BROOKLYN
AND FORGOT TO TELL HER AUNT
Kate Kelly. the young niece of Mrs. Mary A. Hanly,
who reported to the police having mysterously
disappeared returned to her home in the Saratoga fats
at Broadway and late yesterday after
noon She said that she had been visiting friend in
Brooklyn and that rough an oversight she had
neglected to tell her aunt where ste vi She
greatly surprised TO learn that her absence had caused
Mrs Hanley went Police Headquarters at 10 o'clock
yesterday morning and told the officers there that
she had not seen Miss Kelly since Monday morning
and she feared that something had happened to her.
She described handsome b. nde, twenty years
old, wearing q black silk dress, seaskin coat and
brown bonnet. On Monday her aunt who had become
2l6 West Fifty thrdst., sent her out to COLLECT rents
for several houses II ascertaiued that she
at the barroom of Henry Yung Who is one OF Mrs
Haney's tenants at No. lbs Columbia st. just before
dark on Monday in the company OF MIR. Grant They
collected a portion OF tho rem, due and took me
A. South~ orth, another OF Mrs. Hanley's tenants as
Avenue ID and Thrd-st., where they also drank some
liquor. After that all trace of them was lost. When
Miss Kelly did not return home Tuesday morning
Mrs. Haney determined to make some inquiries about
her. After calling at several places where 1t was
probable her niece would 90. she tna, went to the
house OF another aunt in Brooklyn. feeling positive
that the object OF her search would be found there
Being once more disappointed she became greatly
ance Miss Kelly Is said to have disappeared about q
year ago for couple davs and TO nave caused her
aunt considerable worry at that time
Mr.. Grant has not been at his lodging since lass
Sunday. lie has had charge of Mrs Haneys busin 80
foi several years and accompanied her and her
daughter to the Montreal carnival two weeks ago.
Twelve years ago he divorced from his wife. 10
was limited that he had eloped with Miss Kelly, but
that young LAZY insisted that she had not HIM
aimee Monday
JUDGES CONTRIBUTION TO THE GRANT FUND
Judges prize contest In behalf of the Grant Memorial
resulted In contribution OF 81 OOO which has
been sent to Professor Greener, with the following
letter:
No. IS PARK ROW. NETWORK, Feb. %. 1887.
Irofssor RICHARD T. GREEyRR.
Secretary Grant Monument association,
DEAR SIR: We enclose herewith check for 81 600,
received from Judgss first contest In behalf OF
the Grant Monument Fund Eleven thousand four hundred
and eight sufficiently Interested In the
competition al the TO make application Tor circulars ana
what aruous task OF compiling the Tor
competing We realize that plan
considerable extent plicae To remedy this shall
made second prize Offering simple that evev chilli eau
compete We shall t 10 the public IN few days and
with urthoI contests hope before the year
the monument enclose itemz-d statement OF the imam
result OF the WORD hunt" and beg 10 roman your
oiIsdspt scryau w. J. ARKELL, President
Statement OF Judges word behalf OF the Grant
Monument FUND.-
of competitors. -........-....-...3I2O
Amount Of money received. .........s l.S6o 10
Amount received Tor fund Direct. Al 10
soS2 80
al 40